Energy technology innovation: learning from historical successes and failures / ed. by A.Grubler, C.Wilson. - New York: Cambridge univ. press, 2014. - xv, 387 p.: ill. - Bibliogr. at the end of the chapters. - ISBN 978-1-107-02322-2  Место хранения:   02 | Отделение ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

Author Bios .................................................... ix Acronyms ..................................................... xiii Acknowledgements ............................................... xv PART I. INTRODUCTION 1 Energy Technology Innovation ................................. 3 Charlie Wilson and Arnulf Grubler 2 The Energy Technology Innovation System ..................... 11 Charlie Wilson and Arnulf Grubler 3 Historical Case Studies of Energy Technology Innovation ..... 30 Arnulf Grubler and Charlie Wilson PART II. PATTERNS AND LINKAGES IN THE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION SYSTEM 4 Grand Designs: Historical Patterns and Future Scenarios of Energy Technological Change ................................. 39 Arnulf Grubler 5 Historical Diffusion and Growth of Energy Technologies ...... 54 Charlie Wilson 6 Input, Output, and Outcome Metrics for Assessing Energy Technology Innovation ....................................... 75 Charlie Wilson 7 Technology Portfolios: Modelling Technological Uncertainty and Innovation Risks ........................................ 89 Arnulf Grubler, Sabine Fuss, with contributions from David McCollum, Volker Krey, and Keywan Riahi PART III. KNOWLEDGE IN THE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION SYSTEM 8 Solar Water Heater Innovation in the United States, China, and Europe ................................................. 105 Gregory F. Nemet 9 Heat Pumps: A Comparative Assessment of Innovation and Diffusion Policies in Sweden and Switzerland ............... 118 Bernadett Kiss, Lena Neij, and Martin Jakob 10 Sources and Consequences of Knowledge Depreciation ......... 133 Arnulf Grubler and Gregory F. Nemet 11 The French Pressurised Water Reactor Programme ............. 146 Arnulf Grubler PART IV. ADOPTION AND USE IN THE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION SYSTEM 12 Technological Improvements in Solar Thermal Electricity in the United States and the Role of Public Policy ......... 165 Gregory F. Nemet 13 Automobile Fuel Efficiency Standards ....................... 178 Gregory F. Nemet 14 Hybrid Cars: Development and Deployment in Japan, the United States, and China ................................... 193 Kelly Sims Gallagher 15 Solar Photovoltaics: Multiple Drivers of Technological Improvement ................................................ 206 Gregory F. Nemet PART V. ACTORS AND INSTITUTIONS IN THE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM 16 A Comparative Assessment of Wind Turbine Innovation and Diffusion Policies ......................................... 221 Lena Neij and Per Dannemand Andersen 17 The Role of Standards: The Japanese Top Runner Programme for End-Use Efficiency ..................................... 231 Osamu Kimura 18 Solar Innovation and Market Feedback: Solar Photovoltaics in Rural Kenya ............................................. 244 Daniel M. Kammen and Arne Jacobson 19 The U.S. Synthetic Fuels Corporation: Policy Consistency, Flexibility, and the Long-Term Consequences of Perceived Failures ................................................... 257 Laura Díaz Anadón and Gregory F. Nemet PART VI. RESOURCES IN THE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION SYSTEM 20 Brazilian Ethanol: Unpacking a Success Story of Energy Technology Innovation ...................................... 275 Dustin Meyer, Lynn Mytelka, Rich Press, Evandro Lu&ioacute;z Dall' Oglio, Paulo Teixeira de Sousa Jr., and Arnulf Grubler 21 Global R&D, Market Formation, and Diffusion Investments in Energy Technology Innovation ............................ 292 Arnulf Grubler, Laura Díaz Anadón, Kelly Sims Gallagher, Ruud Kempener, Anastasia O'Rourke, and Charlie Wilson 22 Energy RD&D Investments in the Major Emerging Economies and the United States ...................................... 309 Ruud Kempener, Laura Díaz Anadón, Kelly Sims Gallagher, and Kejun Jiang 23 A Comparative Analysis of Annual Market Investments in Energy Supply and End-Use Technologies ..................... 332 Charlie Wilson and Arnulf Grubler PART VII. CONCLUSIONS 24 Lessons Learnt from the Energy Technology Innovation System ..................................................... 349 Charlie Wilson and Arnulf Grubler 25 Policies for Energy Technology Innovation .................. 371 Arnulf Grubler and Charlie Wilson